Canada gets CIA powers

Doer

Doer

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CSIS powers beefed up under new bill.

The new powers include surveliance at home and Abroad, for the first time.

Ya see, the World Zombie Facist Youts never understand, there are things much more important than
Political Correctness, Passive Aggressive Speech, and Words do too Matter, wahhhh, Don't tar brush a "religion" etc.

In fact it will also spread, Hate Speech laws into the Web for Canada.

See? You don't get what you want, but you do get what you need.
http://www.cbc.ca/news/politics/csis-powers-beefed-up-under-new-bill-tabled-by-steven-blaney-1.2814314
 
vostok

vostok

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Once the powers realize that its an actual vote catcher,
(like car safety?) they will crank it up at the change of every
administration
just like the Mexicans south of you​
 
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iam_isaid

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Doer said:
CSIS powers beefed up under new bill.

The new powers include surveliance at home and Abroad, for the first time.

Ya see, the World Zombie Facist Youts never understand, there are things much more important than
Political Correctness, Passive Aggressive Speech, and Words do too Matter, wahhhh, Don't tar brush a "religion" etc.

In fact it will also spread, Hate Speech laws into the Web for Canada.

See? You don't get what you want, but you do get what you need.
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I don't think the issue was related to lack of powers but rather lack of budget. Rouleau and Zehaf-Bibeau both had their passports revoked, refused exit from Canada, on watch lists and no-fly lists. If their budget was larger they might have had the man power to start watching and talking to these individuals.

The new powers announced will allow CSIS to outsource some of their activities to their allies.

http://ottawacitizen.com/news/politics/government-announces-boost-to-spy-agencies-powers-to-thwart-terrorists
 
Rob Roy

Rob Roy

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Doer said:
CSIS powers beefed up under new bill.

The new powers include surveliance at home and Abroad, for the first time.

Ya see, the World Zombie Facist Youts never understand, there are things much more important than
Political Correctness, Passive Aggressive Speech, and Words do too Matter, wahhhh, Don't tar brush a "religion" etc.

In fact it will also spread, Hate Speech laws into the Web for Canada.

See? You don't get what you want, but you do get what you need.
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Ed Sullivan called, Mick is sick, Keith and the boys said they'll only go on if "that Doer guy" will substitute for him.
 
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iam_isaid

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Doer said:
It gives vast power abroad hence the thread title
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The title of the thread is a little misleading as the two major changes to be introduced to Canada's CSIS Act as reported by the Ottawa Citizen are A) Allowing CSIS to track Canadians involved in terror abroad through the Five Eyes network and B) Giving CSIS informants the same anonymity afforded to police informants.

I would've titled it Canada gets NSA powers as CSIS is not really being given vast powers abroad instead they are just updating their laws to allow further intelligence collection but not at the expense of the individual citizens privacy.
 
UncleBuck

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iam_isaid said:
The title of the thread is a little misleading as the two major changes to be introduced to Canada's CSIS Act as reported by the Ottawa Citizen are A) Allowing CSIS to track Canadians involved in terror abroad through the Five Eyes network and B) Giving CSIS informants the same anonymity afforded to police informants.

I would've titled it Canada gets NSA powers as CSIS is not really being given vast powers abroad instead they are just updating their laws to allow further intelligence collection but not at the expense of the individual citizens privacy.
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smells like echelon sock puppet.
 
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ChesusRice

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iam_isaid said:
The title of the thread is a little misleading as the two major changes to be introduced to Canada's CSIS Act as reported by the Ottawa Citizen are A) Allowing CSIS to track Canadians involved in terror abroad through the Five Eyes network and B) Giving CSIS informants the same anonymity afforded to police informants.

I would've titled it Canada gets NSA powers as CSIS is not really being given vast powers abroad instead they are just updating their laws to allow further intelligence collection but not at the expense of the individual citizens privacy.
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Documents leaked by Snowden in 2013 revealed that the FVEY have been intentionally spying on one another's citizens and sharing the collected information with each other in order to circumvent restrictive domestic regulations on spying.[7][8][9][10]

I was sayng that here 2 years before SNowden
 
Doer

Doer

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iam_isaid said:
The title of the thread is a little misleading as the two major changes to be introduced to Canada's CSIS Act as reported by the Ottawa Citizen are A) Allowing CSIS to track Canadians involved in terror abroad through the Five Eyes network and B) Giving CSIS informants the same anonymity afforded to police informants.

I would've titled it Canada gets NSA powers as CSIS is not really being given vast powers abroad instead they are just updating their laws to allow further intelligence collection but not at the expense of the individual citizens privacy.
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A little mis-leading? You are new around here I guess. Who cares what you would have called my thread?

Do your own, when you get enough posts that is. And who knows? Certainly you do not.
 
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schuylaar

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vostok said:
Once the powers realize that its an actual vote catcher,
(like car safety?) they will crank it up at the change of every
administration
just like the Mexicans south of you​
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vostok - how do you lock your profile page?..what happened?
 
Doer

Doer

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iam_isaid said:
I don't think the issue was related to lack of powers but rather lack of budget. Rouleau and Zehaf-Bibeau both had their passports revoked, refused exit from Canada, on watch lists and no-fly lists. If their budget was larger they might have had the man power to start watching and talking to these individuals.

The new powers announced will allow CSIS to outsource some of their activities to their allies.

http://ottawacitizen.com/news/politics/government-announces-boost-to-spy-agencies-powers-to-thwart-terrorists
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Lack of WILL. There is plenty of money. Canada has a weak will and a Pork Gut, just like the USA. Fiddling while Jihad burns the world.
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http://www.ottawasun.com/2012/11/25/pork-barrelling-pushes-canada-past-600b-in-debt
We can argue about whether stimulus spending several years ago was worth it. But one thing we can probably all agree on is the pork barrel spending happening right now, all across this country, needs to stop.

Sun Media columnists have been decrying these expenses for the past couple weeks.

David Akin has drawn attention to “about $940,000 worth of grants to snowmobile clubs, all of which are in Quebec.” Anthony Furey lamented “$1 million to a gluten-free Alberta bakery.”

A Charles Adler column highlighted the following: “Over $14,000 for a new HVAC system at a library in Castlegar, B.C. $25,000 for a farming journal published 10 times a year, based in Nova Scotia.”

Unfortunately, the list goes on. Your money given to seemingly random projects at businesses, local governments and community groups.
 
Doer

Doer

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Canada is really two countries, France and West Canada. If anyone ever needed a succession in this world it is West Canada.
 
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schuylaar

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Doer said:
Canada is really two countries, France and West Canada. If anyone ever needed a succession in this world it is West Canada.
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those frenchies suck and they come here with their fat, ugly french bodies in speedos and black socks with dress shoes.

touristas:finger:

the russians:

 
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iam_isaid

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ChesusRice said:
Documents leaked by Snowden in 2013 revealed that the FVEY have been intentionally spying on one another's citizens and sharing the collected information with each other in order to circumvent restrictive domestic regulations on spying.[7][8][9][10]

I was sayng that here 2 years before SNowden
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I wasn't here two years ago so it's not really relevant to this discussion, although while you might claim outsourcing spying to allies via the five eyes agreement is prolific, in reality it is just not the case. Read an inspector generals report to see how rarely that actually happens.
 
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